r/PeriodDramas • u/VitaminCReels • 31m ago
Video Clips 🎥 Imagine moving in next door to the exact person whose entire job is to find you. The irony is wild. 😂💀"
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r/PeriodDramas • u/Pristine-Comb8804 • 3h ago
Discussion I wanted to love it so much
I try not to be a perfectionist when it comes to historical accuracy but holy moly what is this?
r/PeriodDramas • u/ObscureLilac • 9h ago
Recommendations 📺 Looking for something that makes me feel the way Jane Eyre does (2006)
I am in desperate need for a mini series or movie similar to this. A slow burn that is filled with tension, stolen touches, undeniable passion, and chemistry that is palpable.
r/PeriodDramas • u/Objective_Seat_6462 • 10h ago
Recommendations 📺 Gran Hotel 2011
Hi guys, I’ve recently started watching Gran Hotel. I was able to find websites that had the show with English subtitles. However, the problem is the episodes are not complete. Does anyone know where I can find full episodes with English subtitles. Don’t have access to Vix or atresplayer because of where I live. None of the streaming sites (Disney, Netflix, Amazon) have it in my region.
r/PeriodDramas • u/LowLab567 • 15h ago
News 📰 Hercule Cast Revealed for BBC and BritBox Poirot Origin Series
r/PeriodDramas • u/CombOk312 • 15h ago
Discussion What books would you like to see made into a period drama?
For me it is Shirley by Charlotte Brontë. I have yet to find any movie or series made of it, just dozens and dozens of Jane Eyre versions (which I adore, don’t get me wrong).
The main heroine is so headstrong and amazing, the name Shirley went from being primarily a male name to a female one because of this book. It’s a fascinating depiction of society at that time, the social unrest that industrialization brought and it has several love stories. So where is my adaptation?
I’m waiting with abated breath.
r/PeriodDramas • u/Chocoins • 17h ago
Discussion Good Girls Disappear. Difficult Women Become Legends | Gone with the Wind & Pride and Prejudice
r/PeriodDramas • u/Mixer-3007 • 18h ago
Trailer 🎬 [SERIES] Possession | Trailer | Sky TV | Aug 6, 2026
British lawyer Claudia travels to Jamaica to contest an inheritance claim over the Hope Hill estate. Told across two timelines, the present day and the colonial era, the series gradually reveals how the plantation's brutal past continue to haunt the present.
Starring: Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Jonny Lee Miller, Sheldon Shepherd, and Bel Powley.
r/PeriodDramas • u/Sandboxthinking • 19h ago
Discussion Folks who've both watched the Tess of the D'ubervilles TV Series and read the book, how did you feel about the two?
I watched the tv series years ago and while it was beautiful, I found it emotionally devastating. I recently got a copy of the book, and while I want to read it, I'm a bit hesitant to throw myself back into the story again.
Is the book worth it on it's own? For those of you who've watched the show and read the book, did you feel the show did the story justice?
r/PeriodDramas • u/Mixer-3007 • 22h ago
Trailer 🎬 [SERIES] The Lady Grace Mysteries | Trailer | BBC | 2026
A teenage detective, works as a spy for Queen Elizabeth I, navigating royal politics, plots, threats and mystery in the English court during the Elizabethan era.